30-Hours Diploma in Diabetes Management
Credit hours
3
Learners explore the types of diabetes, how it is diagnosed and monitored, and how blood glucose is managed with medication, diet and physical activity. The programme also covers psychosocial support, preventing complications and patient education. It builds understanding for carers, support workers and people living with diabetes, alongside rather than in place of professional medical advice.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Diabetes and Its Types
- 02Diabetes Diagnosis and Monitoring
- 03Blood Glucose Control and Medications
- 04Nutrition and Diet in Diabetes Management
- 05Exercise and Physical Activity in Diabetes Care
- 06Psychosocial Support for Individuals with Diabetes
- 07Preventing and Managing Diabetes Complications
- 08Patient Education and Empowerment
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